Baklava Shop – Atlanta, MI: Hours, Menu & Directions

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12619 State St, Atlanta, MI 49709

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Address12619 State St, Atlanta, MI 49709

Phone(989) 785-5438

StyleMiddle Eastern bakery

CountyMontmorency County

Time zoneEastern Time

About Baklava Shop

Set at 12619 State St (49709), Baklava Shop is a Middle Eastern bakery in the heart of Atlanta.

It is one of 2 bakeries and sweet shops we list in Atlanta. If you want to compare, Sarah's Roadside Bakery sits 8.2 mi from here.

Opening hours for Baklava Shop are not verified in our data. A quick call to (989) 785-5438 before you go saves a wasted trip, especially on holidays.

At a glance

Listed as	Middle Eastern bakery
Bakeries in Atlanta	2
Nearest bakery	8.2 mi

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What to order

Typical items at a Middle Eastern bakery like this one — the bakery's own selection may differ.

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Breads

Manakish & Savory Pies

Cheese ManakishFlatbread topped with melted akkawi or a blend of white cheeses, stretchy and lightly salty.
Lahm bi AjeenThin open-faced flatbread topped with spiced ground meat, tomato, onion and a splash of pomegranate molasses, baked crisp and served with lemon.
Spinach FatayerTriangle pies filled with spinach, onion, sumac and lemon, with a tangy filling and soft baked dough.
Meat FatayerBoat-shaped or triangular pastries filled with ground beef or lamb seasoned with allspice and onion, finished with toasted pine nuts.

Baklava & Phyllo Sweets

BaklavaLayers of buttered phyllo filled with chopped walnuts or pistachios, baked crisp and soaked in rose- or orange-blossom syrup.
Bird's Nest (Esh el Bulbul)Coiled phyllo nests baked until golden and brittle, each cradling a mound of whole green pistachios and glistening with light syrup.
BurmaRolled cylinders of shredded kataifi dough wrapped tightly around pistachios, sliced and drenched in syrup.
Znoud el SitCrisp fried phyllo cigars filled with ashta clotted cream and drizzled with fragrant sugar syrup.